island and woodland due to police activity on woodland avenue from a crime scene. there was a shooting. now there's restrictions around the roads in the area. route 38 in morristown looks good. cameras at nixon, both directions, eastbound and westbound, look okay moving through morristown. and the townsends inlet bridge, closed. take route 9 or the garden state parkway. back to you. >> thanks. >>> a hover board inferno forces a family from their home. we'll explain how the device sparked another blaze just weeks after a deadly incident in pennsylvania. >>> panic on coney islands. we'll tell you what caused hundreds of people to run for their lives. >>> i freaked out. i just called 911. >> fire destroys three homes in bucks county. we'll hear from neighbors and show you the battle to get the flames under control. >>> in florida, investigators believe a hover board started a fire. >> it was plugged in to charge when fire broke out on saturday. flames damaged the floorks wall, and ceiling of the -- the floor, wall, and ceiling of the apartment. no one was hurt. >>> la

earlier they were operating with shuttle buses between 49th and woodland and island and woodland due to police activity on woodland avenue because of a shooting and investigation on the scene. ending on route 73, looks good around the atlantic city expressway. moving down the shore, you'll have no problems there, as well. ending with the bridges. all clear for burlington bristol and tacony palmyra. walt whitman good, as well. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we've launched sky force 10 headed to a house fire in camden county. >> the 100 block of chestnut avenue in woodland. not too far from ferry avenue and mt. ephraim. we've been told there are reports of a house fire. you can see flames as sky force 10 pulls out from the picture. you can see the emergency vehicles there on the street. >> yeah. flames are shooting from the second floor of that home right there. we don't have any reports of any injuries yet. again, we launched sky force not long ago. they got to the scene pretty quickly. we do have people on the ground looking for information as to any detours in the area, an

in our ancient woodlands, bluebells are an indicator of ancient woodland and they are under threat frommate change and development. and also people trampling on them. we ask people trampling on them. we ask people not to trample and don't pick them, but enjoy them. you can go on to the woodland trust white and put in your postcode and it will bring up in your postcode and it will bring up the nearest bluebell wood. the sea of blue is something to be hold, if you don't believe in magic or the fairies that live underneath them, you might once you come and see this! watch out for the journalist, never mind the fairies. now the weather. phil avery. it isa it is a glorious day. katrina is there in hertfordshire, our weather watchers are out in force. it is a decent way, but strong winds on the high grounds of scotland and there is some wintering is about show was. —— showers. it won't be dry over night. cloud and rain across northern ireland and scotland and then the rain will move on to been mainland. sunny spells and showers on monday and watch out for frosty nights in the coming week. thi

in our ancient woodlands, bluebells are an indicator of ancient woodland and they are under threat from we ask people not to trample and don't pick them, but enjoy them. so you can go on to the woodland trust white and put in your postcode and it will bring up the nearest bluebell wood to you to go out and enjoy this easter. the sea of blue is something to behold, if you don't believe in magic or the fairies that live underneath them, you might once you come and see this! some you to full wild flowers in hertfordshire. let's check on the weather some you to full wild flowers in hertfordshire. let's check on the weather forecast. still plenty of dry weather around as we entered this saturday afternoon. some showers, two, but they will ease away tonight. under clear skies, it will turn to you with a touch of frost. he is today, wings changing out west. as we go through the day tomorrow, the rain will work quite erratically east with uncertainty about how quickly it will move. it looks like parts of north england, midlands, a stand here and the south—east will see wet weather, as well as s

i advised woodland, but do you see how red it is?is trying to take woodland to avoid the closure. go woodland to south 6 0th and right on springfield avenue for the most part. just to avoid the area. specifically between south 58th and south 59th overall. not that great. very wet now. let's take a live look at the blue route now. baltimore pike, either direction, starting to see that typical morning volume. southbound, travel speeds in the 50s overall. we do see some bumper than bumpy traffic. and then an accident in royersford at lynnfield trap road and west main. back to you for more updates. >>> when a new baby decides to arrive, mom and don't don't have much control over -- mom and dad don't have much control over the timing. >> jace's mom and dad were rushing to get to the hospital. jace, he couldn't wait. his parents pulled over into the parking lot and called 911. the ambulance wasn't fast enough for jace. officials from bedminster and dub rain arrived just in time. >> were you nervous? >> terrified. terrified. >> it was prett

in our ancient woodlands, bluebells are an indicator of ancient woodland and they are under threat fromto trample and don't pick them, but enjoy them. so you can go on to the woodland trust white and put in your postcode and it will bring up the nearest bluebell wood to you to go out and enjoy this easter. the sea of blue is something to behold, if you don't believe in magic or the fairies that live underneath them, you might once you come and see this! time for a full round—up of the sport. good morning for sub snooker‘s world championship is underway in sheffield, and ronnie o'sullivan is inaction later against fellow engorgement terry wilson. that is in the afternoon —— englishman. the crucible has played host to the tournament the a0 years, and it seems that ronnie is keen to lift that famous trivia game. everyone looks forward to going here every year. it should be a great tournament. it is still the crucible. great tournament. if you get to pick up the trophy at the end, it is amazing. we will bring you news later of what is going on. mark selby, the defending champion at the mome

the man stumped into -- stumbled into the intersection of 62nd and woodlands avenue. he died at the scene. temple hospital notified police of two men and women who arrived in a private vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds, officers were told that an unknown man shot them after a confrontation. all are in stable condition. this morning's shootings come as police investigate 15 others two of which ended with a person dead over the weekend. both victims were in their 20s and died at the scene. their killers are on the loose. this map shows the shootings took place across the city, handguns were used in each case. no arrests have been made. >> well we've had numerous shootings over the weekend. you know, summertime, summertime is coming, warm weather today, you know, we get shootings that peak and valley in the warm weather, but we have, you know we have enough police out here to respond to any of these assignments. >> reporter: in just a matter of days we're talking about 3 homicide. the number of homicide is up compared to last year, 13%. police commissioner richard ro

in our ancient woodlands, bluebells are an indicator of ancient woodland and they are under threat fromte and put in your postcode and it will bring up the nearest bluebell wood to you to go out and enjoy this easter. the sea of blue is something to behold, if you don‘t believe in magic or the fairies that live underneath them, you might once you come and see this! where else could we go after that but across the newsroom upto the weather map to see ben. is it going to bea weather map to see ben. is it going to be a good weekend? probably, if you pick your moment and you are in the right area of the country. it is not a bad weekend of weather, at last weekend 25 degrees, we‘re not going to anything like that. decent but not spectacular is how i would sum it up. this is a spectacular shot from one of our weather watchers in shetland. we start of cloudy, this was kent earlier on. that cloud is bidding to roll away into the channel. some sunny breaks behind it, but speckled clouds bringing showers especially across northern and western areas. these showers will continue for the rest of the

in our ancient woodlands, bluebells are an indicator of ancient woodland and they are under threat fromou can go on to the woodland trust website and put in your postcode and it will bring up the nearest bluebell wood to you to go out and enjoy this easter. the sea of blue is something to behold, if you don‘t believe in magic or the fairies that live underneath them, you might once you come and see this! let‘s have a look at the prospects for going out to have a walk and admiring the flowers. time to bring you up to date with how we see the rest of the day unfolding across the british isles. a mixture of sunny spells and showers for many northern areas, scotland, northern ireland, the north of england. further south, the midlands, wales and much of the south, a dry afternoon, variable amounts of cloud. watch out for the wind across the high ground of scotland. wintry showers tending to fade for daytime over night, as we bring ina fade for daytime over night, as we bring in a new area of cloud and rain from the atlantic. at the flight rain from the atlantic. at the flight path of that, it

english woodland in its springtime glory.njoy nature. it admits to serious problems with the countryside. european farm policies have driven away birds, it says. let's bring them back. fill the air would be cleaned up, the report promises. —— filthy. new policies on waste and resources would be possible after brexit. environmentalists welcome its vision, but say policies are virtually absent from the document. it's lightweight, in fact it has no weight at all and that's disappointing given how long we've been waiting for it and how long we still may have to wait for the government actually tells us how it will achieve its noble ambition to have the environment in a better state for the next generation. the report certainly outlines a vision of a beautiful land. our water will be cleaner, it says. our pla nts water will be cleaner, it says. our plants and wildlife will be healthier. our seas will be cleaner. but where are the policies? ta ke forests. the document says that by far the best place to plant new woodlands is near c

they're operating with shuttle buses between 49th and woodland and island and woodland due to police activity around woodland avenue because of a shooting that happened over the weekend. wind shear watching for that. also -- we're watching for. that also the blue route looks okay. 15 minutes at the most on the northbound side from 95 to the schuylkill. average speeds in the 60s. >> thanks. >>> 4:50 on your monday morning. if you stepped outside, you were greeted by nice weather. >> a little steamy. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate forecast in the region. bill? >> we're more than 20 degrees warmer than normal. wimbled wilmington, warm, as well, upper 60s. and there are clouds overhead. we're waiting for some showers, the showers are lining up to the west. right now, look at those numbers -- 67 degrees. above the average high temperature for this time of year. 68 in south jersey. philadelphia's 66. the cool spots, some of the suburbs have dropped into the 50s. not too many of them. exton is 66 now. cochranville, 66. 61 in el roy. bed minister is 65. and 62 in milford tow

charles place around woodland road.f we're checking in with mass transit, septa's route 11 service is interrupted because of shuttle buses. that's because of police activity in this area due to a shooting between 40th street portal and 58th street. that's where they're shuttle bussing passengers. check before you go there. it might change your morning commute. >> thank you. >>> now for more traffic trouble facing drivers in center city for the first time this morning. >> we'll call them e them challenges. here's a look over the ben franklin parkway. the first major phase of road closures for construction went into effect last night. the spots are around the art museum. these will be your challenges including a section of spring garden, the eakins oval and kelly drive. matt delucia is live there to show us what drivers can expect. matt? >> reporter: the closures will be in effect for the next couple of weeks until that draft is over. that is something that you will need to plan. first i'll show you what happened just aft

there is no doubt if we we re woodland.es it would have a detrimental effect on our ability to produce high—quality affordable food for british public. ministers are still promising to leave the environment better than the inherited it. their critics want to see the proof. now, have you watched a tv drama recently but given up, because you couldn't hear all the dialogue? there have been complaints from viewers about poor sound and mumbling in a number of programmes, including jamaica inn and the recent drama ss—gb. 0ur media correspondent david sillito has been been to take part in an experiment at the science media museum in bradford, which assesses what viewers can and can't hear. they mumble. tv sound, why has it become such an issue? we have conducted an experiment, two actors, one scene, different styles, modern and naturalistic and something more old school. sort of, i am doing a little bit of unpaid work. i was not expecting to see you here, are you at college? what happens if you change the sound effects, the level

and police found the victim lying on the sidewalk here, on woodland avenue. but let's take a look at the scene from earlier this month. this hang just after 2:00 a.m. police say officer about a block away from here. he heard single gunshot fired. officer returned and found large crowd surrounding 27 year old hispanic man who had been shot once in the torso. paramedics pronounced him dead on the scene. although a lot of people out here, offers verse not been able to get much information from anyone. but police say the man killed was a customer inside lounge 62 at some point in the evening. and earlier this morning, police also responded to another shooting just before 2:00 a.m. near d and whitaker avenue in juniata park. three people, 21 year old man, 24 year old man, and 22 year old woman, a all shot in the leg, taken by private car it temple hospital. all in stable condition. investigators believe that shooting may have stemmed from some kind of an argument, and with all of the shooting this weekend police say increased violence in the city usually coincides

they found the victim lying on the sidewalk, of woodland avenue here. some three hours ago. but, let's take a look at the scene from earlier this morning. just after 2:00 a.m. police say officers about a block away when you heard single gunshot fired. officer then rushed here, found large crowd surrounding a 27 year old hispanic man, who had been shot in the torso. paramedics pronounced him dead on the scene. though there were a lot of people out here, police have not been able to gather much information from witnesses. they do believe the man was a customer inside the lounge 62 bar at some point in the evening. but, earlier this morning, police also responded to another shooting, just before 2:00 a.m., near the intersection of b and whitaker and juniata park. three people, 21 year old man, 24 year old man, and 22 year old woman all shot in the leg and taken by private car to temple hospital. they are all in stage condition. investigators believe that shooting may have stemmed from some kind of argument, and police say increased violence in the city usually co-incites with w

english woodland in its springtime glory. the report says everyone should be able to enjoy nature.re serious problems with the countryside, like soil loss and the countryside, like soil loss and the degrading of peatlands. european farm policies have driven away birds, it says. our farm policies have driven away birds, it says. 0urwaters farm policies have driven away birds, it says. our waters and the airwe birds, it says. our waters and the air we breathe the need to be cleaner, the report says. environmentalists welcomed the division but they policies are virtually absent from the document. its light weight, in fact it has no weight at all and that's disappointing given how long we've been waiting for it and how long we still may have to wait for the government actually tells us how it will achieve its noble ambition to have the environment in a better state for the next generation. take forests. the document says that by far the best place to plant new woodlands is near cities, where people can enjoy them. eight times better than planting them in the countryside, for instance.

steve marsh from the woodland trust over to you to explain.l us where the bluebell woods are and tell us if they are native or non native. let's have a look. this is a native one. this is a native but bell. the native droops omplt it has white pollen, a non native has blue pollen. the non native has blue pollen. the non native is upright and stiff and doesn't droop over. the petals on a native curl back, the petals on a i'ioi'i native curl back, the petals on a non native do not and the native has a wonderful scent and the non native doesn't. these are very fragile. let's look at the carpet here of beautiful, beautiful blue flowers. tell us about the bluebell, why it is more fragile here and how we can preserve them and look after them? they are a delicate flower and they are an indicator of ancient woodland and it is an irreplaceable habitat. so, when you look at the but bells, enjoy them, don't pick them because it is illegal. don't trample on them, not only does it ruin other people's enjoyment, but it destroys their future. it is incredibl

(steve) a 13 year-old peninsula girl missing since wednesday afternoon has been found safe in woodland this is a photo of 13 year-old myra renteria, who was last seen during lunch at crittenden middle school in mountain view. her parents reported her missing about 4 o'clock and police launched a search. renteria may have been spotted on bart but somehow she endedup in woodland, north of davis on interstate 5. she had never done so before but now police say it's possible the teen ran away from home. " that's kind of how it's looking right now but we still don't know the circumstances about what she ran away or why woodland. there's some information that she is is from there or lived their at one time but we will talk with her and find out what transpired and how she got up there..." given her age and the fact that she had been missing for more than 24 hours, police considered the teen 'at risk.' they say it's possible she was found as a result of the huge response generated by the posting of her photo on social media. ( pam ) just one day after saying ann coulter's speech at u-c berkele

fifty-fourth and woodland some possible alternates.ty-eighth and chester is this intersection we're looking at in southwest philadelphia. back out here with one more accident in burlington county, it's 130 southbound at neck road. some congestion there as a result. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> the nfl draft is on thursday. the city of philadelphia has spent months preparing to showcase itself to football fans across the world. now it is time to kick off draft week. "action news" reporter katherine scott who is our number one pick out of harvard university joins us live from the parkway to help us do that. hey, katherine. >> reporter: hey, matt, i think you can probably do better but as far as what's happening here today, the work continues along the parkway. it is a community kickoff. now, the community kickoff for the draft isn't taking place here its actually taking place in society hill but you can see that they are in full swing getting ready for the draft on thursday. roads are closed here. there are a lot of traffic restrictions

house fire in woodlands, 100 block of chestnut avenue. >> we are still gathering info, but see the fire department battling the frames from all angles, once again, you are looking litsch at a house fire in woodland, camden county. we'll stay on top of this, bring you more information, of course as soon as we get it. >> well, philadelphia kicks off easter celebrations yesterday, with a beloved tradition. >> take a look at this, mayor jim kenney wore bunny ears to kick offer the 86 annual easter promenade. they lined streets with children every all ages dress in the sunday best, enjoying holiday treats. and there was even visit from the easter bunny. >> sounds good. >> always good. >> also, big day in washington dc, and it doesn't involve politics. today, the annual white house easter egg roll. looking at individual yes from last year festivities, over 20,000 expected to dose toned take part, egg telling, story telling there is year's guest littles, more than 35,000 people attended. >> we are learning more about the new calf born to april the giraffe. she had the babe. >> i listen to this

until recently, this area of woodland two miles from stonehenge had largely been ignored by archaeologistse significance is only now being revealed. we discovered where the communities were living who built the first monument at stonehenge and the stonehenge knoll, and we know that they are living here around 8000 bc, and these communities come back again and again all the way through to 4000 bc. this site is now thought to be the longest continually inhabited place in the uk. david led a team of archaeologists on a date here in 2014. they found around 32,000 pieces of worked flint and more than 1000 pieces of animal bone. but the secret of this place is in the water. it is warmed by a natural spring, meaning it did not freeze during the ice age, and that brought people to settle here. so this is it. this is bleak mead, where we have been digging over the last ten years. the basin behind us has got shed loads of archaeology in it. so what percentage of this have you excavated and found? a tiny percentage. we have dug in total 20 metres square. everywhere we dig here, we're finding really i

national policy has now changed to gloriously, the policy is to restore broadleaf woodland long—termations and restore the land to open heaths. these open heaths are renowned for their specialist flora and fauna which includes the exquisite minuscule silver studded blue. there is much we can do to help our so—called garden butterflies. these are highly mobile creatures that drift around both the countryside and the towns, co nsta ntly countryside and the towns, constantly seeking new places in which to breed and live and it's important to give them feeding stations along the way. there is no better way of doing that than by growing bodley is in your garden. the good way of doing that is that they come in all shapes and sizes and colours, there are even tiny patio side ones and they work, tracking butterflies, hoverflies, bees and moths. mobility is to butterflies. wildlife friendly gardening really does help. butterfly populations boom and bust and ebb and flow according to the d i ktats of and ebb and flow according to the diktats of the weather. but if we have learnt anything about

and chopper three over the 100 block of chestnut avenue in woodland camden county. firefighters had battled flames and dense smoke before 5:30 this morning, part of the walls on the upper floors did collapse, but so far, nos word on any injuries. >> manhunt continues for murder suspect after he shot a 74 year old man, recorded it on video, and up loaded it to facebook. the crime took place in cleveland, but law enforcement officials warning that the suspect may be in pennsylvania, after cell phone pink dollars in erie county. correspondent kenneth craig with the latest details on the case. >> killed 13 people. about to keep killing until -- until -- until they catch me. >> but police in cleveland say there is no evidence to back up that chilling claim by stiviano ends. >> so far unfortunately there has been one fatality, one homicide, in this entire scenario. we want to keep it that way. >> this morning investigators said stevens did commit at least one murder on sunday, the cold blooded shooting of 74 year old robert godwin, senior. a video of the crime was later p

until recently this area of woodland two miles from stonehenge had largely been ignored by archaeologistsificance is only now being revealed. we have discovered with the communities who are living here but the first monuments at stonehenge on the stonehenge knoll. we know they are living here around 3000 bc and these communities come back and again and again, all the way through to 4000 bc. this site is thought to be britain's longest continually habited place in the uk. david led a team of archaeologists here in 2014. they sound around 32 pieces of flint and more than 1000 pieces of animal bone. the secret of this place is in the water. it is warmed by a natural spring meaning it didn't freeze during the ice age and that brought people to settle here. this is it, this is where we have been digging over the last ten years, the basin behind us has shed loads of this hunter gatherer archaeology. what percentage of this have you actually excavated? it's a tiny percentage and we have dug in total 23 square metres and everywhere we dig here we are finding really important archaeology, almost c

fifty-fourth and woodland would be some alternates. one last live look.oute one the super highway at oxford valley road. northbound lane blocked. southbound construction has cleared. tam. >> taking a look at business, don't fall for this 1w lowes is warning about a.m. scam make presidential candidate the rounds on facebook a posting claims lowes is offering a $50 off coupon for mother's day. you click on it and it takes you to a web site which is a survey which is designed to steal your information. lowes says the coupon is not valid. that web site is a zach. >>> worldwide rally after the first round of france's presidential election raised expectations that the european union will hold together. futures are pointing to a higher open this morning. >>> and a long rumored flying car looks like it's ready for takeoff. kitty hawk is a startup that's being backed by google co-founder larry page. it unveiled it's prototype that can take off vertically as long as you're flying over open water. it looks a little less like a car than it does a jet ski with wings.

fifty-fourth and woodland could be some alternates., it's time now to get suburban and let's head outside and check out some of the issues in the burbs. like a closure that's happening tonight at 7 o'clock until 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. it's the new hope lambertville bridge that's going to be shut down for emergency construction. you want to stay up on 202 to get around that. and once again a day in lower merion belmont avenue is going to close by west laurel hill cemetery for midday construction. the schuylkill or route 23 would be your alternates. matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> a prank in southwest philadelphia resulted in a 17-year-old being critically injured and his friend being placed under arrest. police say a 16-year-old went to his friend's home on the 5300 block of lindbergh boulevard yesterday morning to wake him up for school something he's done before. but yesterday police say the teen decided to point a gun at his friend's face as a joke. the 17-year-old woke up startled and smacked the gun away causing it to go off a

to explain that to us, is steve marsh from the woodland trust. why have they come later?st year was a bit warmer so colder spring. last year was a bit warmer so the bluebells came out earlier. it is nothing to worry about, they are coming, but later this year. now, you want the public‘s help to map these beautiful flowers. tell us what you want them to do? so through the woodland trust's bluebell watch campaign, we wa nt trust's bluebell watch campaign, we want people to map and tell us where the bluebells are and whether they are native or non native. can you explain that? this is a native bluebell. it droops over. a non native is upright and stiff. it has flowers that are one side of the stem, the non native all the way round. the native has a white pollen, the non native has blue. and the petals on the native curl back and they don't on the

they are an indicator of ancient woodland.k to the last ice age. let's talk about the actual specifics here. christian was saying he has got bluebells in his garden and he is not sure which type they are. these are the native ones which are native to the uk. we have more than half of these in the bluebell population. these are the native bluebells. we want people in the uk going on the woodland trust website and tell us where bluebells are and whether they are native or non native. native are distinguishable because they droop overment the non native is upright and stiff. they have a white pollen that you can see inside and the non natives have a blue poll nl. they have a scent, the i'ioi'i blue poll nl. they have a scent, the non natives don't have a scent and they are more delicate, long conicaled flower that curls back on itself. we're not in amongst the carpet, we are on the edge here because they are so fragile, aren't they? bluebells are under threat from lots of different things, habitat loss, climate change, but trampl

we have appear accident in abington saint charles and woodland avenue.r accidents on the highway except for the one on the vine. >> breaking overnight, a driver smashed into a couple so hard in north philadelphia, half his windshield is gone. the driver fled the scene. he was not free for long. police announced they have made an arrest. katherine scott is live outside philadelphia accident investigation unit with all the details here. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, a family member said the victims are a couple who left a family gathering together heading to their respective homes when they were struck. one in critical condition at the hospital. the other in stable condition. let's go to video from early this morning. this is the man that police believe was behind the wheel in this hit-and-run in north philadelphia. he is in custody, but he has not been charged yet. this happened around 10:15 p.m. near 6th and erie. 44-year-old man and 41-year-old woman were hit by the car andy rushed to temple university hospital. he was unconsc

renteria was reportedly spotted on bart but somehow she ended up in woodland... north of davis. police believe it's possible the teen ran away from home. (pam) the numbers are in and taxes on sugary drinks appear to be working to keep people healthier. (steve) (2sh cross sales of sugary drinks are down in berkeley...even more than officials expected.... grant lodes is back with how much the tax is reducing sales.. (grant) berkeley was the first city in the country to impose the one percent tax on sugar-sweetened drinks in an effort to fight obesity and diabetes.. sweet drink sales there are now down nearly ten percent. we hit the streets today in berkley...and our informal poll found some people who do not think the tax is doing everything it was set out to...while others think it's a short term solution. (grant) the city says money raised from the taxes has been used to pay for community programs and to educate the public about healthy dietary choices.. obesity and

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hours earlier on woodland avenue an officer on patrol heard a gun shot.n the officer arrived to the 6200 block there was a crowd outside of a bar and a 27-year-old man lying dead in the street and on whitaker avenue, three people were shot outside of a sandwich shop. police believe that shooting could be related to an argument that was happening between two men at the time the victims arrived to the store. in all three incidents no arrests or motive and the same is to be said for the weekend's first homicide. a woman who was shot on f street at 119 easter morning. she was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> we get shootings at beacon valley and we have enough police out here to respond to any of these assignments. >> reporter: if you have any information about any of those shootings, give police a call. reporting live outside of police headquarters i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> checking out our nbc 10 headlines now. this murder suspect who cleveland police said killed an elderly man and posted it to facebook could be hiding in pennsylvania. authori

momento en que un edificio de oficinas fue demolido con una implosion controlada en la ciudad de ''woodlandstado desocupada por casi un aÑo y anterormente fue ocupada por varias compaÑias de gas.. --oficiales municipales dicen que dedicaran el terreno a la construccion de un desarrollo acorde con las necesidades de la comunidad... lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 fin de semana. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 76 la bahia sur tenemos: 76 la bahia este tenemos : 72 la costa tenemos: 69 los valles tenemos: 75 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a

sky force 10 live over a house fire in woodland. it's along chestnut avenue. chestnut avenue off of ferry avenue. crews are out there working to put out the flames. you see the heavy smoke coming from the home. woe word -- no word if anybody was inside at the time of the fire. we'll continue to follow this on the air and on the nbc10 app. >>> more breaking news. a manhunt underway for this suspect. he's accused of killing an elderly man and posting video on facebook. authorities say pennsylvania is one of a few states where he may be hiding. >> hopefully i'm going to try as kill as many people as i can. >> that's steve stephens. according to cleveland police, he randomly shot and killed an elderly man yesterday and streamed it on facebook. stephens send he was angry at a woman and had lost everything gambling. he posted on his facebook page that rhe killed even more peopl. police say it's unclear if there are any other victims out there. >>> in the meantime, authorities in pennsylvania, ohio, new york, and indiana as well as michigan are keeping a lookout. com

police say the 27-year-old victim was walking on woodland avenue near south 49th street when shots rang out. a manner across the road started shooting at him that's when the victim pulled out a gun and fired back. the victim had a license to carry the gun. the suspect fled. the victim is in stable>>> stud to class after the lost of a student to an apparent suicide. many plan to wear antibullying colors. police investigate whether cyber bullying drove the 9th grade to take her life. >> road closures for the upcoming nfl draft are starting to takes place. it will make driving around the benjamin franklin parkway more difficult. travel lanes on the east side of eakens over are block and spring garden is shut down at pennsylvania avenue. this is phase one, there are two more that run from the 27th to the 29th. >>> penndot is restricting travel while they investigate overpasses. one eastbound lane of the schuylkill expressway is closed between 476 and the belmont interchangeses. >> interchangeses -- interchanges. >> towrng to the forecast we have -- turning to the forecast, we have a warm sp

demolition crews were out at the home on woodland drive northwest today and it's been nearly two years s nearly two years since skillings, prosecutors say he held the family captive notice their home wheel he waited for ran some of 40,000 in cash. the victims were beaten and stabbed to death and their bodies were found after the heart set on fire. her trial is september to begin if september. >> scary moments in loudoun county for pilot of experimentaler plane. they took off and headed to georgia this morning. joseph bript ran into bat weather and turned him around. experimental air graft he was fly hing energy trouble in a field not far from the air air part. faa is investigating this minor crash. >> a celebrity gives a big boost to elementary school fundraiser. >> what he the cool did to catch the high of comedian j jimmy fallon and doubling their donations. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. <

with mass transit, route 11 trolley is shuttle busing between 49th and woodland for police activity. watch for that police activity creating a shuttle bus situation for the route 11 trolley. cumberland county if you're traveling on north delsea drive at grub street police on the scene there. storm tracker 6 live double scan picking up light sprinkles and showers look like they are falling a part a little bit as they make it into wilmington dieing south of i-95. there's more of that action up north of harrisburg this is light, nuisance stuff, but it's on the way in gradually during the morning commute. we're looking at a fair amount of clouds in the 1 hour forecast. 63. 69 by noon, spotty showers can't be ruled out. 3:00 p.m., 73. most of us drying out. 74 is the high. we'll hit that late in the afternoon say around 4:00 p.m. and holding 70 degrees by 7:00 p.m. as we look at the forward forecast we're in the 70s today, but tomorrow morning we're back down heading toward the upper 40s for overnight lows affirm quick look at the airport all green aircraft at the big board which means no

. >>> and police say a gun fight broke out near 49th and woodland avenue just after 4:00 this morning, that's in the city kingsessing section. one man shot three times, now in stable condition at presbyterian hospital. investigators say the victim did have a license to car a weapon and return fire. not clear though if the other gunman was hit, and that man remains at large. >>> and more surveillance video shows west depford gloucester county man as all the wad cell phone. suspect throwing hinges at windows, and the apartment last friday. when confronted by maintenance supervisor the suspect went on attack. he went away in a silver car. if you have any information about the crime, please contact authorities. >> well, group of sixth grade best to track the footsteps after civil rights pioneer. >> right now a busload of student from global leadership academy on it way to atlanta with stops in birmingham and memphis. they boarded buses earlier this morning. this journey puts them on the same path as doctor martin luther king, jr. during the civil rights movement. >> they've done year long

moderate to heavy rainfall right now around woodland also moving toward the toms river area.o a saturday shower chance and then it looks like maybe some morning showers on sunday. but those temperatures below where we should be for this time of year. the average high temperature is right around 66 for your saturday only 64. then look at sunday. it stays cool a high temperature of 60 but once again it looks like morning shower chances and then much of sunday now look to be dry. satellite and radar look all of the moisture off to the west. around parts of midwest around the ohio river valley and that moisture is headed in our direction at least for tomorrow. so tomorrow once again looks like the wetter of the two weekend days. it kind of flipped because earlier in the week it looked like sunday was going to be the wetter day. so as we go hour by hour you can see the clouds and showers around saturday afternoon into your saturday evening. but then as we move toward saturday night, most of the moisture now shifts a little farther to the south and that has been the latest trend as

i would use 54th and woodland as some alternates.thbound past 42. off to the side but still extra heavy there. in burlington county there's one blocking the ramp from the southbound side to route 206. tam. >> all right, thank you. let's go out to karen rogers. she's got the latest on all this rain. good morning. >> it's really misty, we have a chilly northeasterly breeze. i want to show you satellite6 and action radar. we see these light bands of rain pulling in off of the ocean hitting south jersey now heading towards philadelphia and more rain down to the south. so it's a day with periods of rain, a chilly wind. i think the steadiest or the heaviest is pretty late in the morning into the afternoon hours. and lasts until the evening. 58 for your high. tomorrow some leftover drizzle, low clouds, 68 but it all changes by thursday and man, i need the sun. i don't know about you but turning warmer, sunshine again thursday, 80 and then we stay in the 80's through monday. really feeling like summer for awhile there, tam. >> all right the

the rainy weather will help woodlands regain their natural defenses against the harmphasis bark beetle after years of drought. estimated 102 million trees died, most of them in the central sierra and southern california. >>> the sun came out, i wouldn't call it beach weather but never the less, ocean beach it is beautifully blue, water, sky, and the outlook, in fact, as we look at the blank forecast y. am keeping it blank a have you think, is it rainy tomorrow? or sun? the answer is it will be sunny for the first time in a while. in fact, it will stay that way as that low pressure center that we had overnight moved out of the bay area, clear skies, but chilly temperatures, in fact, frost advisories posted around the bay area but the rain is dry up, headed east, but we do have more on the way eventually. we will tell you in the forecast. >>> the latest now on the sunken barge in the san francisco bay, state officials surveyed the area this morning and they found a small sheen, but says it is likely residual oil. the coastguard says so far there is been no signs of oil on nearby shorelin

an alternate would be you can take woodland avenue to south 68th and make a right for springfield avenue just to avoid the intersection. the water is gushing out so far, very wet. speaking of wet conditions, please use caution. a car spun out from the wet roads at 202 southbound at route 29. emergency crews are on scene. you do see that it is restricting a plane. -- restricting a lane. it's early, but this is affecting traffic. look how slow traffic is passing by. this is on the southbound side. please take your time heading out this morning. back to you at the desk. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow, nbc10 is helping you jump-start your day in a yew way. >> we are. we're taking the morning show on the road visiting local wawas. we could be coming to your neighborhood. where should we go? let us know. tomorrow, vai sikahema, jessica boyington and i will be at the wawa in naaman's creek road. making hoagies, pouring coffee. we'd love to meet you from 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. >> if that's your wawa, go a little bit early. >> spend some time with us. >>> are you following the nbc10 morning team on social

police found him unresponsive in a car in california in woodland hills.was pronounced dead at the scene. >> quite a group. >>> a new study suggests drinking diet soda may raise your risk of stroke or dementia. >> researchers found as little as one diet soda a day could put you at almost three times the risk. doctors say the findings do not directly prove that diet drinks damage the brain, but they reinforce studies that show that people who drink them generally have poorer health. >>> 5:18 a.m. we'll keep hitting the situation at 95 because it's affecting thousands. >> in bristol, bucks county. jessica boyington has been watching it for us. jess? >>> right. especially on a friday morning we see lighter volume. people take three-day weekends. fridays are usually a lighter day in terms of traffic. 95 is shut down on the northbound side just approaching route 413 moving through bristol. now the traffic that you see moving here is not traffic getting by on 95. it's all of that traffic that they're diverting off on the 413 off ramp. that's where the diversion

the family and their housekeeper were murdered nearly two house on woodland drive began last week. darryn wentz is charged in the killing. >>> a peaceful sunday morning quickly turned chaotic. neighbors at a fort washington apartment building were forced to use their balconies to escape a major fire. jumping was the only way for many of those neighbors to escape the fast-moving flames here. one woman actually tossed her baby down to bystanders below. another woman was saved by a neighbor also trying to get out of that building. >> on the back side of this building was a woman, her hanging another woman out of the window and the smoke was just everywhere. >> now everyone was able to get out. five people were treated on the scene there. two others went to the hospital. none of them was badly hurt. the red cross is now helping 30 people find a new place to live. >>> if you are just getting ready to head out the door this morning, do not forget the umbrella don't forget it tomorrow. you see the rain on the radar all moving up from the south. as we go through today, you're going to see

officers found him lying on the 6200 block of woodland avenue. the bullets him him in the chest and police do not have a motive. >>> search is on for two armed men behind a scary hold up at a popeye's in mt. airy the gunmen seen here on security video jumped the food counter last thursday night. this happened on the none hundred block of west chelten hath. one demands cash. thankfully no one was hurt but the robbers did get away with more than $1,300. >>> your fox 29 weather authority now. meteorologist kathy orr tracking a cooler day. hello, kathy. >> yeah. you know what, lucy the sun came out now we're seeing temperatures warming up pretty quickly. the warmest part of the day is right now. temperatures are peeking you can see on the parkway lovely day. started off pretty gloomy with the clouds and the rain but that's out of here. front moved through but with the sun, made it up to 72. our current temperature the weather service is recording 71. because this number just popped in. winds out of the north northwest at 10 miles an hour. 72 in phila

this is near 61st and woodland in southwest. neighbors tell us they heard the collapse and it woke them up early this morning. one neighbor telling us they even heard the victim screaming from the collapsed home. the 59-year-old man was taken to presbyterian hospital in stable condition. parts of the home, we're told, fell into the street. neighbors called 911. rescue crews even had to call in a crane to help clear all the debris. >> came outside and i asked, what happened? they said, the building collapsed. >> this is crazy, because i just woke up with all the fire trucks outside, and i was like, what's going on? >> reporter: now, it's unclear why this row home went down overnight, but during the spring in philadelphia, we tend too often see structural issues in some of these the older buildings, especially after wet weather and we had a lot of rain last night. we are told we should be getting some sort of update from i shall if officials here on the scene. we'll bring that to you in the next half hour. >> thanks for that, rand

stay at least several blocks away coming back out here 54th and woodland could be alternates.ifty-eighth and chester is that intersection to avoid. tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> let's get back to the nfl draft. the final road closures for the draft went into effect overnight. between the gridiron and the gridlock there's a lot going on around the ben franklin parkway. that's where we find "action news" reporter katherine scott she's got the latest on the preps and katherine, we should remind people it's not all bad. there's some good stuff coming today, too, related to the draft. >> reporter: there is some time for fun today, that's the good news tam but in the meantime before that happens, probably best to just avoid this area. there are so many restrictions in place around here it real is difficult for drivers to get around in this area so take another route, if you can and you can see here are the closures along the ben franklin parkway here. we're at 22nd street. you can see there's tents and there's fencing and there's barricades. there's all sorts of things alo

breaking news out of the woodland avenue in southwest philadelphia where a man was shot in the hip.he victim returned fire on the person that was shooting at him. and police are telling us they believe the suspect may have been wounded. the victim had a gun permit. this, of course, is causing delays in traffic in the area and causing septa delays, as well. >> and jessica has been talking about that. let's update you on what's going on. 5:16. fill us in. >>> of course now we have road closures in the area. police activity on the scene there, as well. we're dealing with some septa problems. so this would be for septa's route 11 service. now that right now they are shuttle bussing passengers between 40th street portal and 58th street due to the police activity in the area. you definitely want to check before you go there. it might really mess with your commute, especially if it stays out here for a long time which, of course, we'll have updates on that. and again, the next one in ten minutes. on the roads, 95 around gerard avenue. no problems so far. southbound right in here, that's wh